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@BBFWYV6 DisagreementsCounter Arguments4mos ago

There is a lot of different scenarios with people

I think it should be a long process for everyone that wants to buy guns, I understand some people are safe with them, but there are crazy people that can get guns very easily now still now a days. So it should be hard to get guns. For everyone, because we don't know who is crazy or who isn't.

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 @BBHHJ3C from Illinois  agreed…4mos4MO

yes there should be structure rules to get a gun and if it was used in bad way they should be punished harshly .

 @BBHCP2RRepublican from Utah  disagreed…4mos4MO

If we make a law that takes a long process to purchase a gun the "crazy" people will find a way to get it faster that would most definitely be illegal. Then if something happens with the gun they bought illegally you won't have any information on the buyer f the gun because it would be done without anyone knowing. I get maybe making it a long process for people who have been in a mental hospital or who have a criminal history.

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